Eddyrich.

A down to earth person, passionate about professionalism, transparent.
A senior psychiatric medical practitioner. Mental health to the priority.

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@NamaraGloria0 How are you

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@faith_nabushawo Manufacturer left the labeling of 81mg though it's 80mg in actual sense

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@reaganokoth90 @ugcatholics I was just looking for this

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@faith_nabushawo I request a meeting with you doc

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@faith_nabushawo Just what to meet you ..have some proposals

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@KomugishaPeace Towakana...nze ndi professor mu bodmas

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@YoungHustler018 One day I will wake up dead..

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@DokitaSharon When do u get sex ?

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@NextScience This is so real and evidence based

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Believe it or not, playful touch like squeezing your partner’s butt isn’t just fun—it can actually be good for your health. Physical touch stimulates the release of oxytocin, often called the “love hormone,” which helps reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and promote feelings of closeness and happiness. These hormonal benefits positively impact both mental and physical wellbeing.

Regular affectionate interactions, including playful or intimate gestures, also help strengthen emotional bonds. Feeling connected to your partner not only improves relationship satisfaction but has real physiological effects, supporting heart health, reducing inflammation, and boosting immune function over time.

Experts emphasise that these small acts of touch are a natural way to encourage emotional intimacy while promoting overall wellness. Incorporating playful physical affection into your relationship is a simple, fun, and scientifically supported way to improve your mood, strengthen your bond, and support your long-term health.

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@nervemed Take note

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💊 Never Prescribe These Together (Important Drug Interactions)

🔹Sildenafil + Nitrates → Severe hypotension

🔹ACE inhibitors + Spironolactone → Hyperkalemia

🔹MAO inhibitors + SSRIs → Serotonin syndrome

🔹Warfarin + TMP-SMX (Trimethoprim–Sulfamethoxazole) → Severe bleeding

🔹Rifampin + Oral contraceptives → Contraceptive failure

🔹Tramadol + SSRIs → Serotonin syndrome

🔹Amiodarone + Warfarin → ↑ INR → Bleeding

🔹β-blockers + Verapamil/Diltiazem → Severe bradycardia

🔹Allopurinol + Azathioprine → Bone marrow suppression

🔹MAO inhibitors + Tyramine-rich foods → Hypertensive crisis

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@MaryLilian18 Congra congra dear .

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@faith_nabushawo Oooh, nze ne jaaja tuli kimu walai

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@BigEyeUG It happened already

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@OneFootball @grok is this right

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@dr_evenakato Kale I didn't know u truly look that beautiful. Nakato nze nga jagala nyo ba twins. Don't u think nti kumaaze?

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@mtnug please and please, I don't how u are deducting my money in a say of momo advance, I didn't register for this, but getting out of has failed that I have a pending balance. Be smart people and help me out. I don't like this. Since when did u start that forgerry

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@YvonneBabss @cynthiechoco Nze ku nakato kwefiila